2-Methacryloyloxyethyl phosphorylcholine NEW

2-Methacryloyloxyethylphosphocholine (MPC) is a synthetic functional monomer that mimics the phosphocholine structure found in the outer layer of biological cell membranes, exhibiting characteristics similar to natural phospholipid structures.

MPC's natural cell membrane-like structure confers exceptional biocompatibility, leading to its widespread international application in medical materials such as contact lenses, medical coatings, anti-adhesion materials, and wound dressings. It forms a stable, highly hydrated interface on material surfaces, reducing irritation, friction, and protein deposition. Its safety is supported by extensive global literature and a long history of application.

Through molecularly designed polymerization reactions, MPC can generate various types of phosphocholine-based polymers with specific functions. As a new generation of biomimetic cell membrane materials, it offers expanded solutions for medical devices, medical aesthetics, and cosmetics.